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Plaza Las Americas I, S.E. 525 F.D. Roosevelt Ave. SAN JUAN PR 00918-8001 USA

UEI: SLED_3E72E777080F7BE9

Plaza Las Americas I, S.E. 525 F.D. Roosevelt Ave. SAN JUAN PR 00918-8001 USA is a federal contractor, registered under UEI SLED_3E72E777080F7BE9. It has been awarded $3,222,369 across 1 federal contract. Primary work spans Other Activities Related to Real Estate. Top awarding agencies include Pbs R2 Building Srvcs Branch Group 1.

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Pbs R2 Building Srvcs Branch Group 1$3.2M100%

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531390 - Other Activities Related to Real Estate$3.2M100%

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Open opportunities in Plaza Las Americas I, S.E. 525 F.D. Roosevelt Ave. SAN JUAN PR 00918-8001 USA's top NAICS codes and agencies

Real Estate Market Analysis and Valuation ServicesThe contract seeks a contractor to provide comparative market analyses, valuation reports, and data-driven marketing strategies for properties owned by the DeKalb Regional Land Bank Authority. The services are intended to directly inform pricing and sales decisions, ensuring that properties are marketed and sold based on accurate, up-to-date market intelligence. The work must be grounded in rigorous analysis and tailored to the unique characteristics of the land bank’s portfolio, with a focus on optimizing outcomes through strategic insight. The contract is classified under NAICS code 531390 for other real estate activities and is structured as a subcontract. It was posted on July 24, 2026, with a response deadline of August 21, 2026, at 10:00 PM Eastern Time. The agency issuing the contract is the DeKalb Regional Land Bank Authority, located in Georgia. While specific location details for performance or contact information are not provided, the work is expected to support the land bank’s operations within its service area. All proposals must align with the requirements for objective, data-based real estate analysis to meet the authority’s goals for efficient property disposition.

Dekalb Regional Land Bank Authority

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Non-Judicial (Uncontested) Foreclosure ServicesThe contract seeks qualified service providers to execute non-judicial foreclosure processes under power-of-sale clauses, ensuring full compliance with applicable state statutes. Key responsibilities include preparing legally compliant foreclosure notices, conducting thorough title reviews, coordinating public auction procedures, and issuing deeds upon successful sale. All activities must be performed accurately and efficiently without judicial intervention, maintaining strict adherence to procedural timelines and documentation standards. The work is intended to support the USDA’s Strategic Acquisition Division 2 in managing defaulted loans under its portfolio, with performance centered in Washington, D.C., at the ZIP code 20250. This is a subcontract opportunity classified under NAICS code 531390, indicating a focus on other real estate activities, with a response deadline of August 10, 2026, at 8:30 PM Eastern Time. The solicitation was posted on July 24, 2026, and no set-aside status is designated, meaning all eligible entities may compete. While no specific point of contact is listed, interested parties must comply with all federal contracting requirements and submit proposals via the official SAM.gov portal by the stated deadline. The scope demands expertise in real estate law, foreclosure procedures, and federal compliance protocols, with an emphasis on accuracy, timeliness, and regulatory integrity throughout each stage of the process.

Usda/rd/strategic Acquisition Division 2

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Foreclosure Legal Services & Related Technical Support for the States of North Carolina, South Carolina, and ArkansasThis solicitation, numbered 12SAD226Q0003, is a Request for Quotation issued under FAR Part 12 for commercial items to secure Judicial and Non-Judicial Foreclosure Legal Services along with related technical support for North Carolina, South Carolina, and Arkansas. The requirement is unrestricted, with no small business set-aside, and is classified under NAICS code 531390 with a small business size standard of $19.5 million. All responsible sources may submit quotations, which will be evaluated based on Technical Confidence Rating, Past Performance, and Price Fairness and Reasonableness. Award will be made to the highest technically rated offeror whose price is deemed fair and reasonable and whose past performance is acceptable or neutral, without trade-offs or use of Lowest Price Technically Acceptable methodology. The period of performance is defined by milestone-based timelines after receipt of order, such as 15 business days for title confirmation, 90 calendar days for the first legal foreclosure milestone, and three months for eviction or possession. The government has established Not To Exceed (NTE) amounts totaling $282,500 for reimbursable elements, though actual pricing is to be submitted by offerors and is not pre-determined. Offerors must submit a comprehensive proposal via email to dominique.davis@usda.gov by August 10, 2026, at 4:30 PM ET, using the specified format: a pricing workbook in Microsoft Excel with tabs for TEP, Base Pricing, and both ordering periods; a technical approach limited to 30 pages; and past performance documentation capped at two pages—all formatted in 12-point Times New Roman, single-spaced, with one-inch margins. Proposals must be free of password protection and embedded restrictions. The contract will incorporate numerous FAR clauses by reference, including provisions on whistleblower rights, trafficking in persons, privacy training, contractor ethics, subcontracting, and trade agreements, as well as specific requirements related to security, data handling, and compliance with federal policies on DEI and executive orders. Performance will be monitored through an established Quality Assurance Surveillance Plan and evaluated using Acceptable Quality Levels and performance ratings of Excellent, Satisfactory, Unsatisfactory, or Not Applicable. Invoicing must be submitted through a custom SharePoint application with three-phase review and approval by the Contracting Officer. Payment will be processed via Electronic Funds Transfer once approved, and contractors must maintain active SAM

Usda/rd/strategic Acquisition Division 2

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Affordable Housing Compliance and ManagementThe contract pertains to the administration and compliance management of 19 below-market-rate affordable housing units located in San Mateo, California, with a focus on ensuring adherence to housing affordability regulations. Key responsibilities include thorough income verification and tenant screening processes to confirm eligibility and maintain program integrity, ensuring that residents meet all income and qualification criteria set forth by applicable housing programs. The work is governed under NAICS code 531390, indicating it involves other activities related to real estate, specifically tailored to affordable housing support services. This subcontract is issued by the City of San Mateo and is performance-bound to the 94401 zip code area, reflecting a localized commitment to housing equity and community stability. The contract was posted on July 24, 2026, and is part of the city’s broader effort to manage and sustain affordable housing resources. While no specific set-aside or organizational type is indicated, the work is essential for lawful operation of the housing units and requires precise documentation, ongoing monitoring, and proactive compliance with state and local housing laws. The agency’s engagement underscores a direct municipal investment in housing access for low-income residents.

City of San Mateo

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Antenna Site Lease Acquisition & NegotiationThe contract seeks qualified subcontractors to identify, evaluate, and negotiate lease agreements with property owners for the installation of antenna sites that meet the technical and coverage standards set by the Department of Justice’s DEA. The work involves sourcing suitable real estate locations, assessing site feasibility based on signal propagation and network requirements, and successfully securing long-term leases under terms that balance operational needs with cost efficiency. All sites must be selected to ensure optimal wireless coverage and reliability for DEA communications infrastructure. The solicitation is classified as a subcontract under NAICS code 531390 and has a response deadline of July 28, 2026. Performance is expected to occur within zip code 36208, though no specific city or state is provided in the details. The contracting entity is the Department of Justice, operating under Headquarters, with no set-aside designation or point of contact listed. Proposers must demonstrate experience in commercial real estate leasing, wireless infrastructure deployment, and an understanding of federal agency communications requirements to be considered eligible.

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Property Appraisal Services for Federal Lease AcquisitionThe contract seeks an independent appraisal to establish the fair market rental value for a property in Nashville under the requirements of 40 USC 278a, which mandates that federal rent payments for leased space cannot exceed the established fair market value. The appraisal must adhere strictly to federal standards to ensure compliance with statutory rent caps and support lawful lease acquisition by the Department of Veterans Affairs through its 249-NETWORK Contract Office 9. The work is scoped as a subcontract under NAICS code 531390, which covers other real estate services, and the response deadline is set for July 30, 2026, with the solicitation posted on July 23, 2026. No set-aside preferences are indicated, and performance is to occur in Nashville, though the exact address and point of contact are unspecified. The appraisal outcome will directly influence the government’s financial commitment and legal compliance in securing the leased property.

249-NETWORK Contract Office 9 (36C249)

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Operations and Site Management Services

City of Asheville

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Aviation Easement Acquisition SupportThe contract involves supporting the negotiation and documentation of aviation easements with property owners located in high-noise zones surrounding aviation facilities. This includes conducting thorough title reviews to confirm ownership and encumbrances, coordinating fair compensation packages with property owners, and ensuring all legal and procedural requirements are met during the acquisition process. The work is focused on facilitating voluntary agreements that allow for continued aviation operations while mitigating noise impacts on adjacent properties through legally enforceable easement instruments. The task is structured as a subcontract under procurement services for the state of California, with a North American Industry Classification System code of 531390, indicating it relates to other real estate activities. The solicitation was posted on July 17, 2026, and responses are due by August 13, 2026. While specific performance locations are not detailed, the work pertains to properties impacted by aviation noise in California. All activities must align with state and federal guidelines governing easement acquisition and property rights, ensuring transparent, equitable, and timely outcomes for both the agency and affected landowners.

Procurement Services

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Sublease Management and Tenant Coordination

Navfacsyscom Southwest

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Real Estate Appraisal and Valuation ServicesAn independent appraisal is being conducted for a 226,748 square foot office building and a 611-space parking structure located in Long Beach, California, to support acquisition valuation and future asset management efforts. The engagement falls under the NAICS code 531390 for other real estate services and is structured as a subcontract, with the work tied to the Port of Long Beach, which is administering the procurement through the California state system. The solicitation was posted on July 15, 2026, and the appraisal will provide critical valuation data to inform decision-making related to the property’s acquisition and ongoing financial stewardship. All work is to be performed in Long Beach, and the project is being managed through the state’s CEQA Net platform with a publicly accessible project link for oversight and transparency.

Long Beach, Port of

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Sale of Surplus Real Property - Vacant Schools (Group 3)The El Paso Independent School District is soliciting sealed bids for the surface-only sale of vacant school properties identified as Group 3, with the intent to dispose of surplus real estate. Bidders must submit a non-refundable deposit of ten thousand dollars per property in the form of a money order or cashier’s check; cash payments are not accepted. Deposits must be received by the District’s Treasury Services Department at 1100 N. Stanton, 1st Floor, El Paso, TX 79902 no later than the bid deadline. The solicitation, numbered 27-002, was posted on July 14, 2026, and all bids must be submitted no later than 9:00 p.m. Central Time on August 5, 2026. The sale is limited to surface rights only, and no assumptions are made regarding subsurface rights, easements, or existing encumbrances beyond what is disclosed. Sherry Doub, the Purchasing Agent, serves as the primary point of contact for inquiries and can be reached at 915-230-3104 or srdoub@episd.org. Further details, including property descriptions and bid requirements, are available via the provided online portal.

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No subcontract or supplier opportunities availableThe California State Lands Commission has issued a 10-year recreational use lease permitting the continued use of existing mooring buoys on sovereign submerged lands in Lake Tahoe, with no new construction, environmental modifications, or physical alterations authorized under the terms. The lease is strictly administrative and does not involve any expansion, maintenance, or operational work beyond the current presence and function of the buoys. There are no subcontracting opportunities, supplier roles, or external service providers involved in this leasing action, as it pertains solely to the recognition and continuation of existing recreational access rights. The lease was posted on July 14, 2026, and is managed directly by the agency without any designated point of contact or specific solicitation number, indicating it is a non-competitive administrative action.

California State Lands Commission

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Issuance of General Lease Recreational and Protective Structure Lease 8672The California State Lands Commission is authorizing a 10-year General Lease, designated as Lease 8672, effective April 17, 2026, for the continued use of an existing boat dock, platform, appurtenant facilities, and bank protection structures located on sovereign land adjacent to 3815 Garden Highway in Sacramento, California. This lease permits no new construction, expansion, or alteration of the current infrastructure and relies entirely on pre-existing facilities, qualifying for a categorical exemption under California Code of Regulations Title 14, Section 15301, which applies to actions involving existing facilities with no environmental change or increased use. The lease term extends through April 16, 2036, with no option for renewal specified, and the place of performance is clearly defined as the Sacramento River site near Sacramento County. The proponent, Kenneth Brian Wegner and Cari Rae Wegner as Trustees of the Kenneth Brian Wegner and Cari Rae Wegner Living Trust, holds responsibility for maintaining the structures in their current state without modification. This transaction is administered at the state level and does not involve federal acquisition procedures, meaning no FAR clauses, DFARS provisions, or standard federal contract requirements such as payment offices, accounting codes, invoicing methods, inspection criteria, or technical specifications apply. No evaluation factors, award criteria, pricing data, or financial terms are disclosed, and the contract value remains unspecified. There is no competitive solicitation, set-aside designation, or socioeconomic classification indicated, and no representation or certification requirements are present. The project is non-competitive, administrative in nature, and centered on permitting continued lawful use of existing recreational and protective infrastructure under state land management authority. Contact for the lease is provided through Christopher Hall, Environmental Scientist with the California State Lands Commission, and no Contracting Officer’s Representative, technical representative, or procurement contracting officer details are provided. The lease is issued under state environmental review protocols, with no federal compliance, packaging, marking, or logistical requirements applicable.

California State Lands Commission

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HSR26-20 Cal CLEAN Partnership AgreementThe California High-Speed Rail Authority is seeking a private-sector development partner through a competitive procurement to establish a long-term partnership for identifying and advancing corridor-wide energy resiliency and asset commercialization projects within the high-speed rail corridor. This initiative, known as the Cal CLEAN Partnership, is structured in four sequential phases beginning with the Request for Qualifications issued on July 9, 2026, and culminating in the execution of long-term development agreements that may span decades. The initial phase culminates in the execution of a Project Identification Agreement with a term of approximately six months, during which the selected developer will conduct due diligence, assess feasibility, and propose potential projects involving utility-scale energy generation or other asset commercialization opportunities on or near the rail corridor. The developer must demonstrate proven experience in originating, financing, and delivering complex infrastructure projects, with particular emphasis on regulatory navigation, technical implementation, and revenue-sharing arrangements with public entities. Evaluation is based on a best-value trade-off methodology, scoring responses out of 100 points across key areas including development experience, financial structuring, technical capability, regulatory expertise, and collaborative approach, with no reliance on price as the primary selection criterion. The procurement process requires strict adherence to submission protocols including a three-volume Statement of Qualifications with stringent page limits, formatting rules, and deadlines, all of which must be delivered both physically and electronically by August 17, 2026. Proposals must include detailed organizational disclosures, conflict of interest certifications, and compliance with state-specific requirements concerning debarment, non-discrimination, and lobbying, as outlined in state-formatted certifications rather than federal FAR clauses. Selected developers will progress to subsequent phases only upon successful negotiation of a Project Development Agreement and ultimately a Design and Land Acquisition Agreement, with the authority retaining the right to enter into multiple such agreements for diverse projects within the corridor. The Authority will not provide direct funding for project development but instead will grant rights of access and regulatory support in exchange for future revenue sharing from energy generation or asset commercialization. The partnership framework emphasizes innovation, resilience, and economic value creation while preserving agricultural and protected lands, with all submission materials becoming the property of the state subject to public records laws. No FOB terms, pricing details beyond a nominal $1.00 consideration for the initial phase, or traditional delivery schedules are specified, underscoring the nature of this procurement as a pre-development partnership rather than a fixed-scope contract.

High Speed Rail Authority

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Issuance of General Lease Recreational Use A5573The California State Lands Commission will issue a ten-year General Lease for Recreational Use beginning February 1, 2026, authorizing the use of an existing dock along with its associated infrastructure, including the replacement of a damaged portion of the ramp, appurtenant facilities, covered storage, and four unattached pilings. This lease is intended to support recreational activities and will be effective for a full decade, providing stability and clarity for the lessee’s operations on state-owned lands in Napa, California. The lease is not subject to any set-aside requirements and is being managed under the commission’s authority over public lands and waterways. The opportunity was posted on July 9, 2026, as a forecast notice and is managed by the California State Lands Commission, with Robin M. Tuohy, Environmental Scientist, designated as the primary point of contact for inquiries. Additional contact information is listed under Billy L. Hester and Marilyn G. Hester, though all communications should be directed to Robin Tuohy via the provided email and phone number. The full details and project context are available through the commission’s online system at the provided UI link, which may include environmental reviews or additional procedural documentation required before final issuance.

California State Lands Commission

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Airport-Compliant Workspace Leasing and AcquisitionThis contract involves the identification, negotiation, and leasing of commercial real estate properties located within airport boundaries that fully comply with Transportation Security Administration operational and security standards. The work requires securing spaces that meet stringent federal security protocols while aligning with the needs of federal tenants, particularly within the Abilene airport area. The scope centers on acquiring and managing workspace that supports government functions in high-security environments, emphasizing strict adherence to TSA guidelines throughout the leasing process. The contract is classified as a subcontract under NAICS code 531390, which pertains to other real estate activities, and is managed by the General Services Administration’s PBS Office of Leasing. It was posted on July 8, 2026, and places performance requirements specifically at the Abilene airport location. The solicitation does not specify a set-aside type or a point of contact, indicating a streamlined procurement process targeted at qualified subcontractors with demonstrated experience in securing airport-compliant properties. The effort is critical to ensuring federal agencies have secure, functional, and compliant facilities within sensitive transportation infrastructure.

Pbs Office Of Leasing

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Commercial Real Estate Leasing Services for Government UseThe contract involves the identification, negotiation, and ongoing management of commercial lease agreements for approximately 3,000 square feet of administrative and support space at 441 U.S. airports to facilitate Transportation Security Administration operations. The work spans a wide geographic footprint across the country and requires expert commercial real estate services tailored to federal needs, including site selection, lease terms negotiation, landlord coordination, and compliance with federal regulations. The scope emphasizes maintaining consistent, functional, and secure spaces that meet the operational demands of TSA at each location. This subcontract, classified under NAICS code 531390 for other real estate services, is managed by the General Services Administration’s PBS Office of Leasing and requires performance centered in Kenner, Louisiana. Though the solicitation number and point of contact are not provided, the posting date indicates a future opportunity anticipated for 2026. The contract does not specify a set-aside status and is intended for entities capable of delivering nationwide commercial leasing services under federal guidelines, with a strong focus on logistics, spatial consistency, and timely execution across a complex network of airport facilities.

Pbs Office Of Leasing

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METC 68W Temporary Lodging In-LicenseThe U.S. Army is pursuing an In-License Agreement under solicitation DACA65-9-26-008 with Rest Easy LLC to secure temporary on-post lodging at Joint Base San Antonio/Fort Sam Houston, Texas, to accommodate Medical Education Training Center students enrolled in institutional training. Rest Easy LLC has been identified as the only responsible source currently capable of fulfilling this urgent need, though other qualified vendors may still submit capability statements, proposals, or quotations for consideration. The contract falls under NAICS code 531390 and is managed by the U.S. Army Engineer Corps of Engineers, Norfolk District, under the PAL In-License Program. All submissions and inquiries must be directed to Caroline McCown at caroline.c.mccown@usace.army.mil or via mail to the Norfolk office address, with all comments required to be received by 12:00 p.m. Eastern Standard Time on August 10, 2026.

Department Of The Army

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